The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-10-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Judge Thos. q. Manning, U. s. minis
ter to Russia, died at the Fifth Avenu
hotel in New York City last Tuesday.
George Francis Train delivered lee
ture in Chicago Sunday afternoon for the
benefit of the condemned anarchists. I,
is said his remarks if literally reported
would read like nightmare.
The members of the O'Connor family
mother and two sons, who were convicted
of having robbed and assaulted a young
English woman named Mary E. Howard
in their rooms on East Forty seventh st.,
New York City. have been sentenced to
the state prison for sixty years each.
Dhuleep Singh and the executive COM
mittee of the Indian Liberation society
are printing on the Irish secret press in
Paris an appeal to the natives in British
India to awake from their torpor and
prove that they are no longer tie dupes
of English merchants and slaves of En-
glish governors. The appeal is dated at
Moscow
AL Miller, cow boy, son of joaquin
Miller, the poet of the Sierras, is under
Indictment in Nevada charged with steal
ing horse from one VIM. George
Young Miller excuses his acts on the
ground of i'll treatment received from his
father since the second marriage, and ap-
pears now to not care if he does bring
disgrace upon his family.
Word comes from Tintic, Utah, that
Bert Ether shot and killed Mike Flaharty
in a row supposed to have arisen over a
lynching case there over year ago, when
Ethel was conspicuous in trying to pre-
vent the lynching, and in identifying and
the lynchers afterwards. 1t is
understood that friends of the latter have
made it hot for Ethel from time to time
since.
One Of the most disastrous storms
ever known on the southern coast of Mex
co occurred on the 7th and 9Th inst, in
the city Of Quelito, town of more than
5000 inhabitants. The town was totally
destroyed and many lives were lost. Tel
grams give most affecting scene. Many
children and men were founder
ng IN the stormy current crying for help,
which was not at hand.
A muskrat dug hole in the bank of
he canal about mile above Nashua, N.
H., says New York special, and caused
disastrous flood. The torrents swept
'way into the woods, carrying trees and
Ill the waste around into the Nashua river
behind. The mills Immediately shut
lown and there is no telling when they
will resume work, as the damage will
AXE weeks to repair. The food has
brown 1000 employees out of work.
The Niobrara Land g. Cattle company,
/ concern whose operations have been
confined to the state of Nebraska, have
made an assignment. Their nominal as
;cts are $25O,OOO, upon which they will
ealizc from twenty-five to fifty percent
The liabilities are $35O,O00. One year
lgo the roundup showed $4,000 fat cat
lie on hand, for which they were offered
Il 100000. The June roundup showed
,ut 5000 head, and the September round
Up reported no increase. Their paper ac
ordingly could not be met, and they de-
ermlned to wind up their affairs. Its
'aper is held by western and St. Louis
'anks.
A Little Rock, Ark, special says it is
earned that heavy robbery of the Pa
ific express on the Iron Mountain rail-
DAD occurred few days ago, but the
acts have been suppressed. The amount
aiken is variously estimated at from $780,
90 to 100000. On reaching Texarkana
he messenger in charge of the safe had
is waybills checked, and said he had to
o to Dallas to see the superintendent.
Ie went to St. Louis and then to Illinois.
ince the discovery of the robbery detec-
ives have been searching for him without
uccess. The messengers name is j. D.
'wens, one of the oldest and most trusted
in the service.
A company of thoroughly drilled mill
ia, composed of Pueblo Indians, are in
tendance at the international military
at Chicago. These sons Of
be ancient Aztecs comprise the only or
anization of the kind in the country.
he company was organized five years ago
Y Col. w. G. Mormon, whom these In
ians elected governor Of the Pueblo La
una, and who has for years devoted
1ucb time to their improvement and en-
ghtenment. The company is known as
company A, second regiment of New
1exican cavalry. 1t is handsomely uni
Drmed and thoroughly drilled. 1t num-
ers thirty-one men and all travel with
heir horses.
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